joseph has seen enough. the next morning joseph is on a greyhound bus. he thinks the liberians he met in new york have lost their focus in news that his sister will provide a more solid foundation for his new life. what joseph doesn't know is that he is heading straight into an economic crisis. erie pennsylvania is in the middle of america's dying manufacturing region. joseph is hoping to find work in a place where jobs are disappearing. i think he believes that those are the. people in the present. is that. you still hear that perfect. credit for job. once again shows it is prepared to take a chance. oh. aneta hasn't seen her little brother since she immigrated to the u.s. in two thousand and four. with she came here after liberia's civil war as a political refugee from. the u.s. government set her up in erie in her job as a caregiver has provided a good life for her family her children now see more american in liberia and. new moon is my favorite scene is when the anyone doing it will tear at me she would say and where you she told you she said nothing

josephs has seen enough. the next morning josephs is on a greyhound bus. he thinks the liberians he met in new york have lost their focus in news that his sister will provide a more solid foundation for his new life. what joseph doesn't know is that he is heading straight into an economic crisis. erie pennsylvania is in the middle of america's dying manufacturing region. joseph is hoping to find work in a place where jobs are disappearing. i think he believes that those who don't have to. support them and the fact. is that. you still hear that perfect. credit for jobs. once again joseph is prepared to take a chance. oh. aneta hasn't seen her little brother since she immigrated to the u.s. in two thousand and four. she came here after liberia's civil war as a political refugee from. the u.s. government set her up in erie in her job as a caregiver has provided a good life for her family her children now see more american in liberia and. new moon is my favorite scene is when the and when doing the will to act when she was eight and where you she told you she

joseph has seen enough. the next morning joseph is on a greyhound bus he thinks the liberians he met in new york have lost their focus in news that his sister will provide a more solid foundation for his new life. what joseph doesn't know is that he is heading straight into an economic crisis. erie pennsylvania is in the middle of america's dying manufacturing region. joseph is hoping to find work in a place where jobs are disappearing. i think he believes that those who don't have to. support the president. he said. you still hear that perfect. job. once again joseph is prepared to take a chance. oh. aneta hasn't seen her little brother since she immigrated to the u.s. in two thousand and four. she came here after liberia's civil war as a political refugee from. the u.s. government set her up in erie in her job as a caregiver has provided a good life for her family her children now see more american in liberia and. new moon is my favorite scene is when the anyone doing it will tear at me she would say and w

josephs has seen enough. the next morning joseph is on a greyhound bus he thinks the liberians he met in new york have lost their focus in news that his sister will provide a more solid foundation for his new life. what joseph doesn't know is that he is heading straight into an economic crisis. erie pennsylvania is in the middle of america's dying manufacturing region. joseph is hoping to find work in a place where jobs are disappearing. i think he believes that that doesn't have to . happen in the present. is that. the story is that perfect. for the job. once again shows it is prepared to take a chance. oh. aneta hasn't seen her little brother since she immigrated to the u.s. in two thousand and four. she came here after liberia's civil war as a political refugee from. the u.s. government set her up in erie in her job as a caregiver has provided a good life for her family her children now see more american in liberia and. new moon is my favorite scene is when the and when doing will to act when she was eight

joseph was back but liberia hadn't changed. just it has a computer science certificate from a vocational college but it's not enough for stable employment here they were calling boats at the beach was still the only job available to him and his friends . i'm fed up you don't know and then i doubt. you know. that. the south don't need this. juice if wanted out once again so he took a chance in played what is called the u.s. green card lottery. if you when you can live and work in the united states legally . i was in the lead up to. complain about. you know the. place so. young. but finally a grimmer of hope he was randomly selected for a crucial interview at the american embassy here in monrovia. it seems like joseph luck was finally changing. its josephs big morning but it's important for everyone with a job in the u.s. to see if it can be a vital life to his father's household of fifteen people. who said thank you for all of what you've been doing and if i don't follow. along by now he was there once. again you. know i'm feeli

, go ahead, joseph. caller: hello. i'm a fan of the mets. i saw the that that giant stadium, playing against the giants, but anyway, used to play in high school. i was the last year when it was all lights and i had a friend of mine and

>> reporter: that includes little joseph, who was born without his left hand. the two met at a fan event. >> it's one of those moments that we'll never forget, because, one, we've always wanted to meet shaquem. he is our role model too. >> reporter: it didn't take long for joseph to realize what the two have in common, planting the seed anything is possible. joe fryer, nbc news. >> you can see more of joseph's story in the third hour of "today" on thursday. that's "nbc nightly news." i'm lester holt. for all of us, thanks what )s next for apple? we talk "one on one" with the former stanford doctor leading apple )s digital health team - how she says t >>> right now at 6:00, what is next with apple. we talk one on one with the digital health team. they will use the digital watch to connect you with what is going on inside your body. >> what happened when a hit and. wh willing to pay to get it. >> an atmospheric river is coming. translation, a lot of rain is coming our way. kounlting down the arrival to another big storm. good evening. thank you for joining us. >>

>> reporter: that includes little joseph, who was born without his left hand.n event. >> it's one of those moments that we'll never forget, because, one, we've always wanted to meet shaquem. he is our role model too. >> reporter: it didn't take long for joseph to realize what the two have in common, planting the seed anything is possible. joe fryer, nbc news. >> you c more of joseph's story in the third hour of "today" on thursday. that's "nbc nightly >>> lights, camera, "access." >> i'm just saying, please don't holler questions at me. >> after so many ups and downs justin bieber reportedly seeks treaent for depression, plus -- >>> pncess di is dead and who should we see about that?

i am here with joseph baratta.these headlines coming out of vietnam come out of washington come out of london -- vietnam, out of washington, out of london . how is there so much optimism given what is coming out in the world? joseph: there is a lot of noise, and our job is to think long-term, buy in a good business and keep through the cycle. we cannot focus much on the short-term noise and what is going on in the geopolitical sphere. jason: 2500 people gathered here just about every year, meeting after meeting after meeting with your limited partners, the biggest investors in the world. what is their biggest concern as they give you more money? joseph: people are focused on where we are in the economic cycle, how close we are to a recession, our views on the valuation in the capital market cycle. valuations have been elevated for a while, but it is mostly about the economy, what could change it and lead to a recession with -- recession, especially in the united states. jason: what do you think about recession? jos

. >> joseph from joseph's machines are all about making all of our lives easier.k to help us out. >> we've all been there working on our laptops getting crumbs all over the keyboard. >> he's going to build a tip delivery system. >> yeah, is he. >> joseph has solved the problem. >> oh. >> ooh. >> right? >> he's got a small vacuum strapped to his back that suctions up the chip every time he turns his head. >> i was thinking this would never work, but it works with this particular style chip because it's flat. >> sure, we've all experienced this problem as well. >> if i'm sun bathing it's rather uncomfortable for my neck. >> so he's created a very comfy head space and then. >> i see. >> drink his fresh watermelon and even an ice pop that he didn't have to move around for 'cause watch what it does. >> you know i was with him right up until the watermelon. >> and that was -- him until i saw the cocktail. >> i'm still with him. >> i'm sure you. >> and one more invention. you've gone shopping but you want to dig into the good did is. it's making a mess. why not try this

the company still seems hesitant to commit to that particular industry. >> so, joseph, let's exploreinging up the skepticism and the inability or refusal for foxconn to make good on the 2013 deal, then why are you so confident that the 2019 statement, that's as much as we got, yeah, they will be both there now, that bring any more blue collar jobs after the phone call or more as you suggest from the president? >> look, i think manufacturing jobs is something the president is quite comfortable talking about. and it's something that presents one of the clearest and most stark dwirchss betw differences between his administration and the past. i think it's something like 400,000 jobs created by president trump it's in last year. >> that's not my question, though, joseph. my question is if this is a reason to celebrate accomplishments on the president's behalf or perhaps supporters, what ghifs you that confidence if you brought up the 2013 commitment to bring manufacturing jobs and foxconn didn't make good? why are you convinced this will be any better? >> like i'm saying, there have been

>> that includes little joseph who was born without his left hand. the two met at a fan event. >> it's one of those moments that we'll never forget because, one, we've always wanted to meet him. he's our role model. >> reporter: it didn't take long for joseph to realize what theo ave in common planting the seed anything is possible. joe fryer, nbc news. >> beautiful story. >>> today our washington national pitchers and catchers report for spring training in west palm beach, florida, while we're here talking about snowstorms. this is aook at the green field there. position players will head there on monday and first fullt workou is on tuesday. by the way temperatures today in south florida in the high 70s. even low 80s. >> i was in in west palm beach a few weeks ago and it was 59 degrees. >> if you're going to be almost 80 in february, you're going to swelter and sweat all summer long. >> that's >> that's the price you pay. >> i had to come back here for the snow. >> we have all four seasons in ay. no summer in the forecast. mild r,weatold, rain. and

in dublin are asking for the public's assistance is locating a missing teenager. 14-year-old max joseph merrell ... was repored missing by his family on tuesday. he is described as about 5- feet- 8 inches tall... 145- pounds with blue eyes and red hair. he was last seen wearing a red beanie, a black nascar jacket and blue jeans. he was carrying a skateboard. he was reported to be with a group of friends tuesday around 6:30 p=m ... at the arco mini mart on village parkway .. before he went missing. (ken) in national news tonight... at least five s at a manufactoring business in aurora, illinois. (pam) the suspected shooter is also dead. camilia bernal has the latest.

joseph but he's an inspiration for us. >> shaquem helps others see if he can do anything than joseph do it as well. >> i first sat down with griffin last spring a week before he became the first one-handed athlete drafted into the league. >> i never thought when i was younger i would be at this point now. >> why didn't you think you would be here? >> i knew no matter how good i did, everything that i pushed for, there was always going to be some doubt. some people want to put limitations on what i can do. i think i've been doing pretty well, i've shown what i can do. >> griffin's history-making led the nfl to present him with its game changer award earlier this month. >> the message i want to give today is for those of you that have dreams, aspirations to be great in life, don't let negativity dictate what you can become. >> this young player breaking down in tears after receiving a griffin jersey for his birthday. >> yes, look at you, cutie, so sweet. >> but he is the latest to learn that limousines, no matter what they are, belong on the sidelines. >> want to give a hug? okay, go a

our guest are james matthew wilson and joseph bottom. we're talking about civilization where you mentioned civilizations are percolating beneath and couldn't be visible sometimes. that's where people seemed to be living. can you explain to us your institute for cyber ethics? >> yeah, the state's computer college told me to start up a little and do cyber ethics and apply the humanities to which we are now 40 years again. we're 40 years into the computer revolution. >> it's altered every profession and i don't think we're getting enough actual analysis of what that means. in particular, we keep seeing ethnical problems emerging as a result of productivity and emerging as a result of being reduced to numbers and data. you know, emerging from the fact that inner city kids are spending on average of 14 to 16 hours a day staring at the screen. these are creating problems of addiction, problems of lack of contact with reality and i want to kind of use this new institute to explore what it would mean to say something about the most serious level

and joseph, you are also a poet and a widely published essayist. and your current work at dakota state university is directing a think tank for cyber ethics. you are both poets and writers and you are here for a conference that we have on catholic art to. i am going to hold up this book and hopefully we can get a close-up of this. reni girard was at stanford for many years and has written several books about human nature, desires and human behavior. what does his work have to do with the work of catholic artists such as yourself. inspect the first of all, he was a great model of what he catholic intellectual should be. he drew all things together. he thought of everything. and he left his little out as possible for any modern thinker to do, despite the complexity of he seemed to have wandered into the second half of the 20th century from 19th century thinkers. and all of that language, like victim hood and scapegoating. he was a pioneer of these words. he was a great thinker. he said it came from a single insight he had in 1959. he said he just chi

-- that is peniel joseph. professor joseph who has been voted this year's emerging scholar by higher education has been named one of 2006 topped young historians by the history network. he received his bachelor's and arts from sunni stony brook, a double major in in african studies, and european history. he received his ph.d. from temple university in american history. can everybody still hear me. he is associate professor of african-american studies at brandeis university. he is editor of the black power movement, rethinking the civil-rights and black power, which came not from her rockledge in 2006. and is author of waiting until the midnight hour, a narrative history of black power in america and again 2006. this is a book that -- describes as "marking the dawn of a new black american history. nuance deeply researched and brilliantly insightful, it will become the new standard interpretation of black political culture in the 1960's. additionally gerald horner of the university of north carolina in chapel hi

. >> i'm joseph. senator warren: hi, joseph, nice to see you. green neworsed the deal. i have a couple of things i want to read and i want your thoughts. it says upgrading all existing buildings in the united states and building new buildings to achieve maximal energy. another thing is eliminating all oil, fossil fuels. my concern is the economic ofact that could be upwards trillions and trillions of dollars that it could cost the united states. your thoughts? senator warren: it is interesting you would frame it that way, joseph. if we spend money eldon here in america that helps our economy, and at the end when we build a new building, we have got a new building. this is important. when we spend money upgrading our buildings so they don't use as much energy we have a more valuable building. think about it this way, just think about it as an infrastructure issue, and a hardening of our infrastructure and an upgrading of our infrastructure. right now china is making huge infrastructure investments, and this is across-the-board. they are doing it on rapid transit, they ar

and he's not able to spend the $1.375 billion this year, why do they need extra money, joseph?i'm saying. is he looking at a big number to impress his base? >> no, when you're doing municipal or state or federal contracting you start with a budget allocation, and then you shape a project around that. you have to design it. you have to contract it, you have to go out and build it. again, the initial point is always from the initial allocation of the funds which is where we are today. and again, he's pulling this money from other counterdrug programs. he's pulling it from treasury funds that have been forfeited from drug dealers. i don't think there's any reason to be suspect where he's pulling it from, frankly, i'm kind of glad he's doing it. >> one place he's pulling it from, you left out, considering the national emergency is from the department of defense construction projects and their budget. are you concerned about potential military readiness problems, considering that he's pulling money from, obviously, priorities of the military thought needed to be executed? >> no, i m

brooklyn joseph maloof is a legal expert and he joins us now via skype from maryland choice of this was a very public trial was it a fair one. well i think it was fair to an extent they included different crimes from six different federal jurisdictions three different states so they were able to argue separate planes at the same time and the jury didn't have an opportunity to judge each one separately in that sense i think that's unfair i also think it's very difficult that no one would know who or chappell is in there for jurors who heard of chapter or skate from prison they heard that chopper liked to have sex with young girls call them his vitamins all of those things i think one could say made the trial on fair to el chapo having said that but didn't take advantage of his opportunity to present evidence he called one witness the prosecutor called fifty six so old chap who could have had a much better outcome had his attorneys really presented an affirmative evidence you know actually witnesses improved of his claims which they did not testify might they be in a pair. there will be a

>> joseph, and will, i want to get your thoughts, too. but joseph, in light of your experience, leading up to this, i've been told by members of president trump's own administration, their chief concern was that the president would give up too much. one example, a softening on the demand for a full nuclear accounting. one of the steps that would be normally preliminary to talks. is there possibly a good side to this, that the president was willing to walk away, rather that grant significant concessions without significant concessions in return from the north koreans? >> to me, the sticking point was how much denuclearization for how much sanctions? they were insisting, not yet, and that's where i believe it broke off. leading up to this, it was obvious, the negotiator was not getting much satisfaction. he bumped it up to pompeo, and then finally up to the leaders. and we saw them actually getting along. i was a little optimistic with the body language. >> based on what we know about north koreans, sticking to the script, the talking point

this is what joseph addison is telling women. so if women value their complexions, they should "avoid all political disputes." [laughter] norton: he said it was their role to distinguish themselves as tender mothers and caring wives. female virtues are of a domestic charm. the family is the proper province for private women to shine in. that is addison. i thought i had finally found the answer i sought. addison not only wrote about women's domestic roles, but used the word "private" to describe it. what remained was to bring my study full-circle to around 1750, and take the narrative back across the atlantic to the colonies, which i did in the last chapter. i used articles in american newspapers and women's letters to illustrate the ideas, and the impact of the ideas. so each of the books i have been discussing tonight involved a revelation of some sort, and insight developed from research that led me in directions i had not anticipated when i began the project, including the study of salem witchcraft, which has been the study of

>>> two men, joseph remiro and russell little, were arrested for foster's murder. about their membership in the symbionese liberation army. >> joe and russ were arrested a few blocks away from the safe house. there were so many cops in the area trying to figure out what was going on. defreeze, nancy and mizmoon had to abandon the safe house. they had things that were stored in this house and it had been a safe house i'm not even sure for how long, but a long time. there were boxes and boxes of stuff. after they soaked the house in 20 gallons of gasoline, they attempted to torch the house. and unfortunately someone lowered the garage door, all the windows were closed because it was wintertime. but when they closed the garage door, it cut off the oxygen to the fire and it immediately went out and left everything in perfect condition almost for the feds and the police to go through. >> the house in which they lived in a quiet san francisco suburb, police found weapons, revolutionary literature and material linking them to the sla. >> my original decision was to be wit

occupation of poland and the other with a manmade famine in the soviet union under former leader joseph stalin and the. very twenty third. i left the street looks like ali is news. everywhere you go you see is an entry from emmanuel ringle bloom's diary he was instrumental in jews hiding a huge cache of documentation in the warsaw ghetto during the nazi occupation. to write. the largely young told story forms the basis of who will write our history showing at the berlin film festival. this documentary mixes contemporary interviews with dramatize ations to make the individual characters more vivid. the germans are sending. to. german succeeded in not only wiping out the jewish people but wiping out their memory and. to bury the truth so that one day. the story of what really happened told from our own point of moscow one another genocide story which had its world premiere in berlin is mr jones it stars james norton as well as journalist gareth jones. route again this time arranging an interview with style in in the one nine hundred thirty s. the reports of battle to reveal what's known a

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nazi occupation of poland the other with a manmade famine in the soviet union under former leader joseph stalin and reports . every twenty third. street looks like all the news. everywhere you go you see. an entry from emanuel ringle believes diary he was instrumental in jews hiding a huge cache of documentation in the warsaw ghetto the nazi occupation. to write. the largely young told story forms the basis of history showing at the berlin film festival. this documentary mixes contemporary interviews with dramatize ations to make the individual characters more vivid. the germans are sending. the. german succeeded in not only wiping out the jewish people but wiping out their memory and. to bury the truth so that one day. the story of what really happened could be told from wrong. moscow one another genocide story which had its world premiere in berlin is mr jones it stars james norton as well as journalist gareth jones. again this time arranging an interview with starlin in the one nine hundred thirty s. the reporter battle to reveal what's known as the whole lot of all the manmade famine

this time a change in suspect joseph deangelo's personal life. learned that deangelos estranged wife has filed for divorce. reporter ali wolf explains how that could affect the trial. (nats camera clicks)accused of 13 murders and 50 rapes... suspected east area rapist golden state killer joseph deangelo has been behind bars in sacramento for nearly 10 months.and as he awaits what's expected to be the largest trial in california history... he's facing a different legal issue....(mark reichel - attorney)"there is now a divorce pending which means they are no longer legally married and thats significant" court records show deangelo's estranged wife sharon huddle filed for divorce last year... attorney mark reichel says the effect of that change in marital status could be ááhuge for the trial...(mark reichel - attorney)"i think this is a treasure trove for the prosecution now"==butted=="she can really be a domestic diary of the daily activities of this person"reichel says if the couple remained married - the defense could stop huddle from testifying

according to mike meister, in 1902, his great-uncle, joseph williamson jr., is a law student at georgetown university in d.c. one day, he strolls down pennsylvania avenue, spots the piece of wood in a junk pile, and thinks, "it's pretty neat." >> joseph jr. picked it up. >> like a yard sale? did they buy it? >> no, it was scrap. i mean, it was things that were gonna be eventually hauled off to landfills, burned, whatever. >> he brings it home to illinois from law school and gives it to his father as a memento. his dad inscribes his name and writes the date on the back. the piece is handed down in the family to mike's dad, wayne meister, in the 1930s. where was it kept? >> it was in the basement of our house out in illinois -- a farm that my parents bought after world war ii. and it was hanging on a wall. i can remember being a little kid and asking my father what it was. and he would say, "that's a piece of the white house." >> did you believe him? you're a farm kid in illinois, and your parents have a piece of a white house? >> when he said something, it meant he wasn't making things up.

for joseph, but he's an inspiration for us.anything, then joseph will be able to do it as well spl i first sat down with griffin last spring just a week before he became the first one-handed athlete drafted into the league. >> i would never have thought when i was younger i would be at this point now, and i'm kind of glad that i made it here. >> why didn't you think you would be here? >> i mean because i knew no matter how good i did, no matter everything that, you know, i pushed for, there's always going to be some type of doubt. some people want to put limitations on what i can do. i think i've done pretty well showing people what i can do. >> griffin's history making led the nfl to present him with its game changer award earlier this month. >> the message i want to give today for those of you who have dreams, aspirations to be great in life, do not let negativity dictate who you're going to become. >> off the field, joseph isn't the first to be inspired by seeing his favorite player up close. this young player breaking down

like joseph, he doesn't have his left hand. tide family says that grifn is their role model, proving that anyone or anything is possible. very nice. cute friendship. >>> late night host jimmyallon is celebrating a major milestone. >> fifth anniversary as host of "tonight show" backn 2014 fallon took over from long time host jay leno. will smith was the first of hundreds of guest. u2 did a special performance on top of 30 rock. drama remembers all the and excitement from that first show. >> it goes by so fast. you remember whenhe set was being built and booking your first guests and all that stuff. can wem u2 on the roof and all these problems -- that was five years ago. as part of the anniversary celebration, fallon is having an ambassador each night from various social causes and issues. tonight, tim tebow will talk about his passion of assisting kids with speal needs. >> fallon is on right after news 4 at 11. when he visited before he was launching the "tonight show". >> is that when that was? >> do you rember that? he came t

el dorado county investigators say dna technology led them to joseph holt seen here. he grew up in san jose, graduated from cupertino high, and then u.c. berkeley. he moved to south lake tahoe in 1974. that's where investigators say he killed a 27-year-old woman and a 16-year-old girl. investigators found his dna on both victims, and then used ged match, the same voluntary public dna database that led to joseph deangelo, the rape suspect. >> tesla c.e.o. in trouble again pduce of a tweet. aew weeks earlier the company told investors it would make 400,000 cars. now, the securities and exchange commission has asked a federal judge to hold musk in contempt. officials say he violated the rules of a settlement to which he agreed to seek legal approval before tweeting anything that could impact the company. >> well, two of steph curry's biggest fans on the planet showed up court side to watch him play tonight. we'll show you who next. were al steph cu >>> okay, you had his mom, dad, younger sister all there for steph curry at his hometown in charlotte. >> when he left charl

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joseph, but an inspiration for us.joseph will be able to do it as well. >> i first sat down with griffin last sprg aeek before he became the first one-handed athlete drafted into the league. >> i would never have thought when i was younger i would be at this point now. i'm glad i made it. >> why didn't you think you >> i knew no matter how good i did, no matter everything i pushed for, there's always going to be some type of doubt. some people want to put limitations on what i can do. i think i've done showing people what i can do. >> reporter: his history making led the nfl to present him with itswa game-changer earlier this month. >> the message i want to gi today, for those of you who have dreams, aspirations in life, don't lety negativfect who you want to become. >> reporter: off the field,lahis young pr breaking down in tears after receiving a griffin jersey for his birthday. >> yes, look atyou, cutie. so sweet. >> reporter: but he is the latest to learn that limitations, no matter what they are, belong on the sid

documentaries in liberal i was the pope of the clerks and no i like any other student rewind continues josephs journey this is. the struggle continues book. from baghdad. till now. it's rewind on al-jazeera. welcome if you're just joining us you're watching al-jazeera live from doha these are the top stories this hour the u.s. president donald trump has called for political unity in his state of the union address in a wide ranging speech he told republicans and democrats they must join forces to confront what he called a security crisis on the border with mexico. as trump also confirmed a second summit with the north korean leader at the end of this month this time in vietnam today meeting with kim jong il and beginning on february twenty seventh aims to build on denuclearization talks started in singapore last june. one of the story venezuela's opposition is accusing the military of blocking a bridge on the border with colombia the salt president on the border has appealed to venezuela's armed forces to allow deliveries of much required food medicine and other essentials. iraq's prime ministe

-nats-accused of 13 murders and 50 rapes...suspected east area rapist golden state killer joseph deangeloeen behind bars for nearly ten months.and as he awaits what's expected to be the largest trial in california history...he's facing a different legal issue.mark reichel/attorney: "there is now a divorce pending which means they are no longer legally married and that's significant."court records show deangelo's estranged wife, sharon huddle, filed for divorce last year...attorney mark reichel says the effect of that change in marital status could be huge for the trial.mark reichel/attorney: "i think this is a treasure trove for the prosecution now//she can really be a domestic diary of the daily activities of this person." reichel says if the couple remained married, the defense could stop huddle from testifying against deangelo. but now....she can.. with limitations.mark reichel/attorney: "the da's office can subpoena her. she loses her right to say no.//she can't talk about communications but she can talk about observations... he wasn't home this night, this night he came home with the

joseph is from liberia this is his second attempt to cross the border. rests. obviously the first day you have to go miles back to homer and of course one of the most so did and i'm king of zero one see this is in your book the boss. yeah a few of the sources on the progress that's happy. being here in america i'm sitting now i'm settled down here. i get a house i've got a job i've got a car. and. huge distance. from. huge histories. that's it for this week and you can find out more about joseph incredible story and watch other films from the series by going to the rewind page on the al-jazeera website but for now until next time. take the worst possible material you radio. into dust comparable to flour and make up. and put it into a place where people live think is a bad idea. so many people here. but does it make you feel like a murderer we have created an enormous amount of mental disaster. and investigation south africa toxic city on al-jazeera. for nine hundred forty six to nine hundred fifty eight the united states detonated dozens of atomic bombs in the

deals with the nazi occupation of poland the other with a manmade famine in the soviet union under joseph stalin and the reports. were twenty third. the left the street looks like. everywhere you go you see. an entry from emmanuel ringle bloom's diary he was instrumental in jews hiding a huge cache of documentation in the warsaw ghetto during the nazi occupation. right. largely young told story forms the basis of who will write our history showing at the berlin film festival. this documentary mixes contemporary interviews with dramatize ations to make the individual characters more vivid. the germans are sending. to. german succeeded in not only wiping out the jewish people but wiping out their memory and. to bury the truth so that one day the story of what really happened told from our own point of moscow one another genocide story which had its world premiere in berlin is mr jones it stars james norton as well as journalist garrett jones. proud again this time arranging an interview with style in the one nine hundred thirty s. the reports of battle to reveal what's known as the whole lo

their son joseph ii were discovered in the east wichita home.und, gagged and strangled with a cord. >> you have a quadruple homicide in -- in a family neighborhood in wichita, kansas, in the middle of america. that just doesn't happen. >> people in wichita didn't know who it was. we didn't know what kind of person would do that. we just wanted him behind bars. >> i don't understand how somebody that could be so protective of his own children could murder other children. >> he had just an incredible ability to compartmentalize. >> rader called it cubing. the way that cubing works is you have multiple sides to a cube. when he's on the face of it, those sides are all part of him. he's not aware of them. he doesn't see them. he only is able to look out from one face. he can switch it very fluidly to the next side of the cube if he needs to, whatever the situation calls for. >> he could leave a crime scene, come home, clean up, go to bed, get up and start another day. >> even when he wasn't killing, he was still looking for the possibility. >> killer

election was rigged were influential in order to maintain mass protest against the former president joseph kabila of us step down last week bringing an end to these families dynasties rule and making the first transfer of power via the bengal since the gained independence in one thousand nine hundred sixty so where to now for the largest country in sub-saharan africa for the last i'm joined by digital correspondent wendy but she went to was in the country covering that election for us and last year she joins me now hi wendy so we've seen of course this rebel stand down and people are probably wondering wendy is this the beginning of something new for kong. yes hi christina i think everything that has happened since philip she said katie was integrators the new president of the country many good sign actually because as you previously say there is this six hundred militia in from communist seppuku who was breaking in the us a we have to remember that this party of the country was really exposed to violence and led many people left the country we are talking about tells in the people who lef

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privado primera clase, joseph riley. [aplausos] caballeros, los saludamos.ntar la bandera estadounidense en la luna. hoy tenemos uno de los astronautas de apollo 11, quien colocÓ esta bandera. [aplausos] >> gracias. este aÑo, los astronautas estadounidenses volverÁn al espacio en cohetes estadounidenses. [aplausos] >> en el siglo xx, los estadounidenses salvaron la libertad, transformaron la ciencia, redefiniÓ la clase media. y bÁsicamente no hay nada en ningÚn sitio en el mundo que pueda competir con los estados unidos. [aplausos] >> ahora tenemos que tomar pasos osados y valientes para adentrarnos en este nuevo capÍtulo. y tenemos que crear un nuevo estÁndar de vida para este siglo xxi. una calidad de vida maravillosa para todos nuestros ciudadanos, que ahora estÁ a nuestro alcance. podemos hacer que nuestras comunidades sean sitios mÁs seguros, que nuestra cultura estÉ mÁs enriquecida, que nuestra fe sea mÁs profunda y que la clase media sea mayor y mÁs prÓspera que antes. pero tenemos que rechazar la politiquerÍa de la venganza, la insistencia. y abrazar

good to see you know your reporting from taiwan and the wider region for a number of years so when joseph says that an exclusive interview. that reunification with china is not an easy setting taiwan up for to do that clash with china. well i'd start by saying that there is a history of provocative talks between both sides of the taiwan straits especially when dean pendent parties in power in taiwan which is the case now and was ready to case between zero two thousand and two thousand and eight so there may be another off speaking for the impact and to please domestic audience here jeff who is a foreign affairs minister knows very well that a clash with china would be an absolute disaster for taiwan and you promote you for china as well and as a diplomat i don't think that's what he means instead precisely because he knows that the direct russia china is to be avoided at any cost he wants to tour learning a d n a do you know the end of the spectrum of options china must somehow factor in the reality that take one as being de facto independent from the mainland for the last seventy years a

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